Runway Still Image to Motion Transition
Upload 2 still illustrations or posters, and Gen-4 fills in the motion transition between them.
Runway Gen-4 image-to-video workflow:
**Start frame**: {{start_image}}
**End frame**: {{end_image}}
**Transition style**: {{transition_style}}
**Duration**: 5 seconds
Gen-4 generates the intermediate frames. The transition should be:
- Smooth (no jarring cuts)
- Style-preserving (color palette + texture continuity)
- Reasonable motion physics (objects don't teleport)
Lighting and color grading should blend across the transition. Final frame matches the uploaded end image exactly.
Use cases this is good for:
- Comic / storybook page transitions
- Before/after product comparison
- Seasonal / time-of-day shift
- Brand identity reveal (logo construction)
- Style transformation showcase
Notes:
- Both images should have similar composition / framing for best results
- Wildly different images will produce surreal interpolation (sometimes desired!)
- 5 seconds is sweet spot — longer can feel slow, shorter feels rushedSwap the variables inside the [ ] brackets for your own content, then paste into Runway Gen-4.
I2V transitions are the kind of morph a motion designer would spend 2 hours building in Adobe After Effects. Runway Gen-4 i2v generates them in 30 seconds, usable as-is in 80% of cases.
5 秒 image-to-video morph 過渡、color palette 延續、final frame exact match
A description of the intended result. Check this entry's testing notes and try the prompt with your own inputs.
[start_image]起始圖描述（如：a winter forest covered in snow / a closed wooden door / minimalist black logo）
[end_image]結束圖描述（如：same forest now lush summer green / door wide open showing room / fully formed brand logo with elements）
[transition_style]轉場風格（dissolve / morph / time-lapse / particle dissolve / liquid melt）
填下面的欄位，上方 prompt 會即時替換 [方括號] 內容。填好後按「複製組好的 prompt」直接丟進工具。
Runway Gen-4 image-to-video workflow:
**Start frame**: {{start_image}}
**End frame**: {{end_image}}
**Transition style**: {{transition_style}}
**Duration**: 5 seconds
Gen-4 generates the intermediate frames. The transition should be:
- Smooth (no jarring cuts)
- Style-preserving (color palette + texture continuity)
- Reasonable motion physics (objects don't teleport)
Lighting and color grading should blend across the transition. Final frame matches the uploaded end image exactly.
Use cases this is good for:
- Comic / storybook page transitions
- Before/after product comparison
- Seasonal / time-of-day shift
- Brand identity reveal (logo construction)
- Style transformation showcase
Notes:
- Both images should have similar composition / framing for best results
- Wildly different images will produce surreal interpolation (sometimes desired!)
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